Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05


Nos ia, IS, 1ss and 1s5 do not carry passengers.
G. w. TURNER,
AR't, Austin.
Fresh groceries at Fairbanks.
Mrs. Morehead is quite ill we learn.
District tcourtadjourned Friday noon.
While Blankets 81. at Wlllards for
ten days. -
Richards celebrated white mule is
Tor sale. $3.50
Teachers examination Friday. Make
note of it.
Samuel T. Withrow, of Dexter, has
been granted pension.
Finest ladies stationery and artists
materials at Giles s. Shepherds.
"A very pleasant time at the sociable
at MIR. Pierce's last Friday evening.
Small house for rent Enquire of
Galen Truesdell at Bascomb & Halls.
The late rains have made the streets
in some portions of the city rather rough.
w. E. HELEN at the post office keeps
the St: Paul and Minneapolis daily papers
for sale.
House for rent. Enquire at Austin
State Bank.
Have you called on Fairbanks?
r. F. Sulzer, the Sunday School mis-
s1onarY, held a Sunday School convention
at Leroy Sunday.
Thomas Clancy of this city and SUSIE
Duffin, of Decorah, Iowa, were married
at Decorah yesterday.
George Weber has some choice
Poland China pigs for sale. Farm one
mile north of Lansing.
Park Goodwin went fishing this morn.
ing. He tried hard to "sly of" but the
reporter was too many for him.
"A fire at Waseca Monday destroyed
the jewelry store of John Preston and the
cigar factory of Gus Schildknecht.
-Galen Truesdell takes the L. 8. Will
lard house. Rooms to rent, furnished or
not, as desired. A few boarders wanted.
Miss Lula Knight will te ach the win.
ter term of school in the Case district,
commencing the school week from
Monday.
If the weather be fair the Rev. P.
B. Peabody will hold Episcopal service
at Varco next Sunday, at $50 p. m. Sub
ject, Canaan
The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that it does posses peculiar cura.
tive powers.
Mrs. Emily Sleight, sister of John
Robinson, and her daughter of Newark,
N. Y, arrived in Austin last week to
spend the winter.
VIM. Richards has some desirable
Office rooms to rent on Bridge street,
east of First National Bank, over
Cronon's old stand. $3.50
The monthly missionary tea meeting
Of the NJ. E. church will be held with
Mrs. James Mills, Friday afternoon, Oct.
ALI are cordially invited
Ladies, be sure to call and see the
4-button kid gloves, only SO cents. Same
with embroidered backs. 80 cents At
Hall & Vests. They are bargain.
Conductor Mathews and wife, J. II.
Furtney and family and his sister Mrs.
A. F. Mattice spent pleasant day fishing
at Glenwood Lake a week ago Friday.
Another mammoth boiler is being
manufactured for the Milwaukee shops
at this place. More steam is needed since
the addition of the Wells shops, hence
the new boiler.
On our 8th page to-day will be found
a striking and instructive illustration of
the comparative worth of the various
kinds of baking powders now in the
market.
Wells Advocate: Mrs. Sylvia Park
has left at this office several figs from a,
tree she is cultiyating. Figs growing in
this country are curiosity enough to at
tract great deal of attention.
If you want spectacles, or eye glasses
you should call at Hayes Bros. They
have larger stock then is carried by
any other house in so uthern Minnesota,
and can fit any eye. You can get any
style manufactured .5S .Azs
The boiler inspector Of the Milwau.
kee & st. Paul road was here Saturday
and inspected and numbered the boiler at
the round house. No. 1873 is the number
placed on the Austin boiler. #